\documentclass[onedown-examples]{subfiles} \begin{document} \FancyColors \begin{HBox}{Fancy colors for card symbols\hfill File: \FileName} Due to the definition of the card symbols, a simple redefinition like:\\ \verb|\let\MyClub\Cl|\\ \verb|\renewcommand{\Cl}{%|\\ \verb|\textcolor{green}{\MyClub}}|\\ will \textbf{not} change the color of the symbol. For details refer to the \OneDown manual, section 6.2.1 \emph{Suit Symbols}. Instead put in your preamble e.g. this code to get \textcolor{green}{green} clubs, \textcolor{orange}{orange} diamonds, \textcolor{red}{red} hearts and \textcolor{blue}{blue} spades. \\[\baselineskip] \verb|\makeatletter|\\ \verb|\renewrobustcmd\Cl{%|\\ \verb|\textcolor{green}%|\\ \verb|{\,[0.3]\ensuremath{%|\\ \verb|\ODw@clubsuit}}\xspace}%|\\[2mm] \verb|\renewrobustcmd\Di{%|\\ \verb|\textcolor{orange}%|\\ \verb|{\,[0.3]\ensuremath{%|\\ \verb|\ODw@vardiamond}}\xspace}%|\\[2mm] \verb|\renewrobustcmd\He{%|\\ \verb|\textcolor{red}%|\\ \verb|{\,[0.3]\ensuremath{%|\\ \verb|\ODw@varheart}}\xspace}%|\\[2mm] \verb|\renewrobustcmd\Sp{%|\\ \verb|\textcolor{blue}%|\\ \verb|{\,[0.3]\ensuremath{%|\\ \verb|\ODw@spadesuit}}\xspace}%|\\ \verb|\makeatother| \\[\baselineskip] Now you will get yor own fancy colors: 1\Cl, 2\Di, 3\He, 4\Sp\\ \setdefaults{bidlong=off,bidfirst=N} \begin{bidding}[t] 1C & 1D & 1H & 1S \\ 1N & X & p & p \\ R & P \\ \end{bidding} \end{HBox} \end{document}